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    Question ID:   5265         Current Version: 1
Question: How does one study for tests in middle school?
Category: Education > K-12
Keywords: middle, school, prepare, study, tip, test, exam
Type: how
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    Answer:
  • Do not procrastinate! Do plan ahead, and allow enough time to study gradually.
  • Take accurate notes in class daily. Note when a teacher indicates what will be emphasized on a test.
  • Take accurate notes from your reading; keep track of main ideas and some details for each idea.
  • Use abbreviations, short cuts, and pictures when taking notes.
  • Review your notes after every class. (Do not wait until test time.) Ask your teacher about information you missed or do not understand.
  • Find out what kind of test will be given. Study details for objective tests. Study ideas, causes, and relationships for essay tests.
  • Ask your teacher for sample tests to practice on. Correct and restudy areas where you are weak.
  • Make up your own sample tests to practice on. Try to simulate the test, the directions, the length of test, etc. as closely as possible.
  • Review in short sessions. Study for 20-30 minutes, take a five minute break and move around, etc., and return for another 20-30 minute session.
  • Study actively! Cover up notes and recall them, recite or explain information to yourself, take notes on your notes, etc. Use flash cards (draw pictures as needed.)
  • Study early in the morning, once during school, again in the evening, etc. It is much easier to really learn materials that you are reviewing or have learned before.
  • Try reviewing with a partner. If you can clearly explain/recite facts or ideas to someone else, you know that information.
  • Most people remember most easily the information studied first and last.
  • Concentrate, take a deep breath, turn out other noises, focus on the goal, and give it your best shot! 
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